This is for students in High School/College learning algebra. If you are a beginner in algebra you might be thinking X+Y=XY, Is not it? But it’s not.
The beauty of algebra is, it deals with variables, expressions & equations. You will come to know various formulas.
For example if you know (a+b)^3= a^3+b^3+3a^2b+3ab^2.
You can calculate any number to the powers 2,3,4…in a fraction of seconds.
In the above equation a ,b are variables. So you can calculate (1.034)^3 also using that formula. Just feed a=1 & b=.034

Master Algebra has different sections like Tutorial, Practice Skills, Practice Test & Algebra Challenge. Under tutorial it teaches you.

Numbers
Types of Number like real number, integer, negative number, complex number
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division of Real Number
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division of Negative Number
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division of Complex Number
Properties of Number

Ratio & Proportion

Exponent & Radical
Integer exponents/real /rational exponents
Rational exponent is radical.

What is Monomial/binomial/polynomial?
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division of polynomials
Factoring polynomial

What is variable, expression & equation?
Linear equation, Quadratic equation
Equation with radical, Absolute value of equation
Rational Expression;
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division of rational expression

What’s Inequality?
Linear, Polynomial &Rational Inequalities
Absolute value of Inequality

Under Practice Skills, You will be able to practice all the above learned skills with help.
There are answer & steps to get the answer for each question.

Under Practice Test, You will be able to practice all the skills in specified timed environment. There is a timer. You need to finish within that time.

Under Algebra Challenge You will be prepared to compete with others. It contains 100 challenging questions & time allotted is 1 hour. We will display each month champions/winners selected from around the world of this challenge in our website imathpractice.com

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